Ownership: Freehold

Condition: Good condition

Purpose: No

Reception : Yes

Home age : 50+

Lot size (Acres) : --

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Discover a rare opportunity to own a piece of Harlem's rich architectural heritage on a picturesque tree-lined street. This stately five-story townhouse, built in 1920 and maintained by the same family for over a century, with living space of approx. 5,095 sq. ft. and a basement/cellar that offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern styles. The most incredible feature is a private parking spot behind your home via access to a gated driveway adjacent to Strivers Row. Exquisite Architectural Details This Renaissance Revival gem, designed by renowned architect Henry Andersen, exudes timeless elegance. The property boasts an array of original features, intricate crown moldings, most floors 10ft high ceilings, classic hardwood floors, and ten (10) uniquely designed fireplaces and six (6) bathrooms. Each of the nine (9) kitchenettes within showcases vintage details, wainscoting, and beautiful French doors, creating an ambiance of sophisticated grandeur. The entire first level is a dedicated grand apartment, complete with a stunning mosaic tile inlay fireplace, hand-carved wooden mantel, and charming built-ins. The upper floors present a mix of one-bedroom and super-sized studio layouts, each offering its own distinct appeal, from built-in nooks perfect for work-from-home spaces to striking tile inlay patterns in the bathrooms. Endless Possibilities This property is more than just a home; it's a canvas for your vision. Whether you dream of designing a single-family mansion, creating a multi-family residence, or transforming it into an income-producing investment property. The walkout roof offers spectacular views of New York City and could become an incredible building amenity. Prime Location This home provides easy access to public transportation with the 135th St subway station just two blocks away, offering A, B, and C train lines. The vibrant neighborhood is with numerous popular restaurants, bakeries and theaters.